That donut isn't rated for that speed.

Well I'm glad to hear they are spoken highly of. I ordered some this past weekend and was rather concerned when I got shipping notification from China yesterday.

Yeah, watching the steering wheel rev lights, it's clear he had no traction whatsoever.

I've made it my goal in life, to yell out "Bliyad!" when I get into a car accident. Sadly, I let myself down last month when I crashed my car and didn't yell anything :(

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Wide hooves will do that

Seems pretty stupid to argue that we should leave a monument to the founders of our country in bad shape to make a petty political statement.

Wish I had a camera in my car. Woman turned left in front of me while crossing an intersection, both cars got smashed. She is fighting it, saying she had a green and I had a red. The light turned yellow as I entered the intersection, and she was the last of 3 cars to gun it when it changed.

Looks like an Adventure Time face, the way the edges of the lips curl up right next to the eyes.

Which is nice. I bought a 3 earlier this year, but was almost swayed to the 6 simply by the looks. It's a damn gorgeous car.

I hate that. My rental Dart had that, and it was awful. I get adjusted to the light steering at surface street speeds, then I get on the highway and it takes more effort to change lanes or follow curves of the road. Do the people who design these things have muscle spasms and are worried that everyone will throw…

How is the B-52 the answer to the Bear if the Bear came 4 years later?

That was awesome

You mean like the Boston Bombing, perpetrated by two people the Russians specifically told the FBI to watch out for?

Jesus that was sudden and horrible.

Should have started with the Magpul Ronin.

Those are the first generation J-bodies from the mid to late 80s. By the late 90s and early 2000s, they were much different cars.

I popped in my DVD of 2F2F a few weeks ago, and that scene wasn't even in there. They had the trucks blocking the roads, but the pizza guy was gone. How weird.

Twice. My 1989 Sunbird had the hood fly up on the interstate. Insurance totalled it, I bought it back and fixed it up for about $300 (windshield, seats, sunroof, hood and some trim pieces) and drove it for another year or so before the transmission died and I traded it in.

But it's going to be bad ass if someone sees a plane crash into a building, then someone in a leather helmet, goggles and a silk scarf walk out the front door and dust himself off.